Increasingly, many economists view measures of market concentration at a point in time as inadequate measures of the extent of competition. Discuss why and what alternatives you might suggest.
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Increasingly, many economists view measures of market concentration at a point in time as inadequate measures of the extent of competition. Discuss why and what alternatives you might suggest.
Grannybaby can help you.Originally posted by: DaWhim
Increasingly, many economists view measures of market concentration at a point in time as inadequate measures of the extent of competition. Discuss why and what alternatives you might suggest.
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Originally posted by: Meatyone
Grannybaby can help you.Originally posted by: DaWhim
Increasingly, many economists view measures of market concentration at a point in time as inadequate measures of the extent of competition. Discuss why and what alternatives you might suggest.
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Originally posted by: JSFLY
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Originally posted by: Paul Ma
Basically the question wants to know why the HHI score (indexed by time t) has measurement error. I'm sure there are a myriad of reasons listed in your standard IO book.
Originally posted by: JSFLY
Originally posted by: Meatyone
Grannybaby can help you.Originally posted by: DaWhim
Increasingly, many economists view measures of market concentration at a point in time as inadequate measures of the extent of competition. Discuss why and what alternatives you might suggest.
got any insights?
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